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xqqme
(9/13/2019)
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OK, so these lawmakers want to allow governments to TAKE CIVIL RIGHTS away without due process or compensation, as if there could be any adequate compensation for a person deprived of the Right to effective self defense for lack of a firearm who is murdered by the ex-boyfriend (ex-girlfriend, estranged spouse, etc.) who filed the original complaint in order to disarm their intended victim, or a surprised homeowner answering the door to a cadre of police demanding his firearms. It it costs even ONE LIFE, this monstrosity of Red Flag Laws, is it worth it?
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Wait a minute... it already has cost a life, hasn't it?
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Red Flag Laws killed Gary J. Willis, and Nadler and his ilk care not at all. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(9/13/2019)
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Oh, but you're missing the point xqqme -
According to Nadler, Gary J. Willis wasn't an "innocent" victim. He was a white male gun owner. |
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